equalitarian
equalitarian — adjective
- equalitarianpositive
- more equalitariancomparative
- most equalitariansuperlative
1. Based on or supporting the idea that every person deserves the same rights, chan
Based on or supporting the idea that every person deserves the same rights, chances, and respect in society, no matter what their background, wealth, or position is.
Folake's school uses an equalitarian policy that gives every student the same books and computers.
equalitarian + noun (policy) for institutional practices
The housing cooperative follows equalitarian principles — every family pays an equal fee.
equalitarian principles; equal fee for parallel structure
Beatriz argues that a truly equalitarian society must offer free healthcare for everyone.
In an equalitarian classroom, the teacher values each child's opinion equally.
The club's equalitarian model gives every member, old or new, one vote.
- egalitarian
far more common; use in everyday writing
- democratic
broader — refers to political process, not necessarily the belief in equality of outcome
- fair-minded
describes a person's character rather than a system or ideology
- elitist
opposite: favouring a privileged minority over the majority
- hierarchical
organised by levels of authority, not equality
文法句型
be + equalitarian
equalitarian + noun
用法筆記
Considerably less common than its synonym 'egalitarian'. 'Equalitarian' is typical of formal, academic, or political writing and may sound dated to some native speakers. 'Egalitarian' remains the standard choice in almost all contexts.